Maryland Plan For Spending Federal Aid Focuses on Construction Projects, Broadband Access, and Balancing the Books
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Budget analysis by Christopher Meyer
This week, Maryland leaders outlined their plans read more
Working Family Tax Credits Should Be Available to All Marylanders
Over the last year, Marylanders across the state have faced tremendous challenges because of the COVID-19 pandemic – from read more
Passing a Fair Tax Plan Would Ease Maryland’s Fiscal Challenges
By Christopher Meyer and Seth Thomas
As the 2021 legislative session nears, Maryland policymakers must make important choices about how read more
Budgeting For Opportunity
How Our Fiscal Policy Choices Can Remove Barriers Facing Marylanders of Color and Advance Shared Prosperity
Maryland’s budget provides the read more
Budgeting for Opportunity: Our Shared Investments Can Build Safe, Just, Thriving Communities
With activists across the state calling for greater investment in communities, rather than punishment, and a viral pandemic putting the read more
On the Ballot: Support Question 1 to Give the Public a Greater Voice in State Spending Decisions
Maryland voters finally have the chance this year to fix the state’s imbalanced budget process and make it easier for read more
On the Ballot: Vote Against Montgomery County Question B for a Strong Future
Montgomery County is one of just four jurisdictions in the state that have artificial restrictions on how much revenue from read more
Closing Corporate Tax Loopholes Is Still the Right Choice for a Thriving Maryland
By Christopher Meyer
A well-designed revenue system is essential for maintaining Maryland’s economic health throughout the ups and downs of read more
Welcome Revenue Surprise Should Spur Speedy Help for Struggling Marylanders
The economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic took a smaller-than-expected bite out of Maryland state revenues for the budget year read more
Protecting Medicaid is Vital for 100,000 Essential Workers in Maryland
More than 100,000 essential workers in Maryland rely on Medicaid for health insurance coverage, according to a recent analysis by read more
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